Muscatine County Nomination Convention Called
The Muscatine Journal notes a Republican county convention to appoint a senatorial nominee and address other business. Louisa County delegates fixed at 12 and Muscatine County at 21 with participants from all counties invited to affiliate with the party.
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Dele Anso
Rt Howe
Muscatiné
Iowa
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Louisa County
Muscatine County
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Selecol Gates
J. W. Beilx Fena
Muscatine
J. W. Garner
Republican convention call for Iowa held in Cedar Rapids 1901
The notice invites Republican voters of Iowa to a convention in Cedar Rapids on August 3, 1901 at 2 pm. It seeks nominating candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor Supreme Court, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Railroad Commissioner, and other proper matters. It details representation by county and adds delegates for Baldwin electors and veterans supportive of Republican principles.
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Iowa
Owa
Cedar Rapids
Supreme Court
Railroad Commission
John N. Baldwin
Local Election Notices in Muscatine Area
Fragmentary OCR shows county court and senatorial delegate selections in Muscatine area. Readable pieces mention Louisa city and a Saturday session for election purposes with unspecified delegates.
Des Moines Elevated Railway Plan Faces Local Backlash
Sarcastic remarks from Iowa City press reveal City and Eastern Railway officials pressing a preliminary survey. Muscatine and Iowa City communities face routing doubts as talks shift to an eastern path via Dav. Officials claim support exists but worry about funding and response from towns.
Republican Resolution Reflects Party Unity in Louisa County
A Louisa County Republican document purports to renew party spirit and loyalty amid internal strife. It laments missed conventions and warns of challenges from rivals, citing Des Moines Capital and Sioux City Tribune as sources for potential outcomes.
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Steeness
Grimes
T Des Moine Capital
Press Opinions on Atlanta Iowa School Board Conduct
A fragment discusses a school board dispute in Atlanta Iowa, critiquing conduct and ethics while predicting long term shifts in school governance. It references a member, a Democrat, and warns against tobacco and intoxicants influencing instruction.
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Atlame
Hool i Ilewa
Goo goo eyes explained by a Tribune writer
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune explains goo goo eyes as love looks that captivate and inflame a man. It contrasts grown up readers with youth, notes jealous impulses toward rivals, and ends with a safety blurb about Kenneth White of LeMars who shattered his hand with a dynamite cap incident.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Kenneth White
LeMars
Fragments From A Bantering Exchange In A Rowdy Dialect
The passage shows a rough banter between Bings and Jings with clipped phrases about a rope and a cigar, reflecting a humorous street talk. The incomplete lines suggest a casual, overheard dialogue in a social setting.
Civil Service Exam for Inspector Posts in Des Moines
A civil service examination will be held in Des Moines on August 20 and 21 for the position of inspector of boilerers in the sea coast inspectors service at Dubuque. Salary is $1,590 per year.
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Des Moines
Boiers
Dubuque
No Negro Political Problem in Georgia Says Senator Clay
Senator Clay asserts Georgia has no racial barrier to voting and rejects any push to restrict blacks. He states all citizens 21 or older who pay taxes including a $1 poll tax ten days before election are eligible to vote. He notes taxpaying would disqualify about 20 percent of black voters and 10 percent of white voters.
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Clay
Georgia
Crowe’s Fate Hangs on Cudahy’s Death Risk If Kidnapper Escapes
A historical note outlines Pat Crowe’s fears that Eddie Cudahy Jr. could die from typhoid fever. If the boy dies Crowe could return to Omaha undisturbed and avoid kidnapping conviction as the sole witness would be gone. Accomplice Callahan faces perjury trial. Crowe’s past schemes are recounted.
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Pat Crowe
Edward Cudahy, Jr
Crowe
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Iowa
Omaha
Cudahy
Callahan
Construction Advances on Weeley Catholic Church Site
Work continues on the foundation for a new Catholic church at Weeley. The burned district at Woodware will be replaced with substantial brick buildings.
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Weeley
Woodware
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